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Quoll Homes
Search homes by true cost, not just list price
Home ownership costs are climbing fast, and most search sites still treat list price as the headline number. Quoll Homes shows you how every area is changing — climate risks, insurance trends, market dynamics — then breaks down what each home will really cost to own, where those costs are heading, and the income you'd need to keep up.
I'm Ben, and I've been building Quoll Homes for the past several months.
The thing that kept bothering me: home search sites are designed to get you excited about a house. They're not designed to tell you whether you can actually afford to keep living in it. List price gets the spotlight. Everything else — insurance trends, climate risk, where costs are heading — gets buried or left out entirely.
That used to be fine. It isn't anymore. Insurance premiums in climate-exposed markets are climbing double digits a year. Property taxes and utility bills aren't far behind. People are signing 30-year mortgages using search tools built for a world where those numbers stayed flat.
Quoll Homes is built around a different principle. Before you look at a single listing, you can see how an area is changing — climate risks, insurance trends, market dynamics, all in one place. Then on each home, monthly cost gets the same visual weight as list price, climate risk shows up as a financial input rather than a guilt trip, and there's a tab showing where costs are likely to head over the next decade and what income you'd need to keep up.
This is the early version, and I'd love feedback on:
– Whether the area context lands before you click into a home – Where the cost projections feel useful vs. overwhelming – What you'd want to see on a listing that isn't there yet
Happy to answer anything in the thread.
About Quoll Homes on Product Hunt
“Search homes by true cost, not just list price”
Quoll Homes was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #106 on the daily leaderboard. Home ownership costs are climbing fast, and most search sites still treat list price as the headline number. Quoll Homes shows you how every area is changing — climate risks, insurance trends, market dynamics — then breaks down what each home will really cost to own, where those costs are heading, and the income you'd need to keep up.
On the analytics side, Quoll Homes competes within Home, Fintech and Climate Tech — topics that collectively have 230.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Quoll Homes performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Quoll Homes?
Quoll Homes was hunted by Benjamin Cohen. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Benjamin Cohen
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Ben, and I've been building Quoll Homes for the past several months.
The thing that kept bothering me: home search sites are designed to get you excited about a house. They're not designed to tell you whether you can actually afford to keep living in it. List price gets the spotlight. Everything else — insurance trends, climate risk, where costs are heading — gets buried or left out entirely.
That used to be fine. It isn't anymore. Insurance premiums in climate-exposed markets are climbing double digits a year. Property taxes and utility bills aren't far behind. People are signing 30-year mortgages using search tools built for a world where those numbers stayed flat.
Quoll Homes is built around a different principle. Before you look at a single listing, you can see how an area is changing — climate risks, insurance trends, market dynamics, all in one place. Then on each home, monthly cost gets the same visual weight as list price, climate risk shows up as a financial input rather than a guilt trip, and there's a tab showing where costs are likely to head over the next decade and what income you'd need to keep up.
This is the early version, and I'd love feedback on:
– Whether the area context lands before you click into a home
– Where the cost projections feel useful vs. overwhelming
– What you'd want to see on a listing that isn't there yet
Happy to answer anything in the thread.